Thread: 50M Post RS Errors
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Old 07-05-2015, 12:20   #113
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Re: Post RS Errors

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
There should be NO post-RS errors during normal operation. At your RxMER (SNR) level, I'd expect correctable errors. There should be NO uncorrectable errors and it is service affecting even if you hardly notice it.
I would disagree. Consumer products are neither designed nor expected to be 100% reliable. You could say there should be NO dropped calls or cut-outs during normal operation of a mobile network but nobody returns a phone because it drops one or two calls every year.

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Originally Posted by Jon22 View Post
To be honest, I don't know if I do do any UDP downloads. Googled it, still not sure.
You don't. Nobody does. UDP is not used for downloading.*

* It's sometimes used for torrents but that has it's own error checking and retransmission anyway.

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
Zero post-RS (except for the boot up moments) is the only acceptable level.
I challenge you to find *any* internet service in the world that has zero packet loss at any time.
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